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Another Old Friend of Mr. G.. w
Adams Denounces the Slander.

To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
am very positive that Mr. Geo. w. Adams left
no will. / was present few months before his
death when he witnessed the execution OF q will
made by friend; we were together over an hour,
and the talk was on matters of that kind, and
found that while he agreed with his friend that
arrangements OF that kind ought to be made he
was very reluctant TO think about the matter, and
LETT the impression on my mind positively that he
had as yet made no will. And from the statement
OF his lawyer In last evenings STAR he certainly
made no Will after his conversation with me-
knew Mr.. Adams over twenty years. and recol-
lect the time he bought the house on COrcOran
street. He talked to me about the matter, and my
impression was then as 1t is now, that the house
was bought for the use or his mother with his own
money. That was about twelve years ago. Mr.
Adams was one OF the most sensitive and honor
able men ever knew, and one OF the most affec-
tionate TO his family. His whole heart was
wrapped up in them TO such an extent that as iS
known TO his friends, the worry and anxiety over
the sickness and death OF a daughter few weeks
before his own brought on the illness Of which he
ule0. IS. ROOSE.
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JUDGE SAWYER DECIDES THAT MR. BoCIDIN DOES N0R
OWN MAKE ISLAND.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 29.-Judge Sawyer OF the
United States Circuit Court, yesterday rendered
u decision in the case OF ID. W. Bouldin against
1hos. s. Phelps, 10 recover possession from the
United States or Mare Island. AT the time the
suit was brought Phelps was commandment at the
nayy-yard on the island, and represented the Gov
ernInent IN the proceedings. Bouidin claimed
title TO the island on an alleged grant 10 Victor
Castro by Gov. Alyarado. The testimony tended
10 show the deed OF the grant was Fraudulent.
Judge Sawyer rendered a decision Ia favor VI ths
defendant.
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BAH PLAYERS Relenting.

HINES, CARROLL, AND WHITNEY COMING INTO LINE
Manager Carney, OF the Washington league
team, said to a STAR reporter to-day that Hines
and Carroll have both made terms with the man
agement. and he expected them to sign to-day.
Gilligan, the other Providence man who was hold
ing on, is in Boston and cannot be reached but he
will, without doubt, follow the example OF the
others. Manager Gaffney also stated that Whit
ney has come to time and will sign. Myers and
Gllligan are, therefore, the only doubtful ones.
Carroll will sign to-day. Giliigan Is expected to
return from Boston tonight, and will sign upon
arrival. Hines and the management have agreed
upon terms, and his signature to q contract Is q
matter only OF q day or two.
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THE DISTRICT REPUBLICAN CON.
VENTION.
GO.sfp Already Started and Candidates
Talked Of.

Tie District Republican nominating convention
TO meet next spring, to choose two delegates to
represent the District at the Republican Presiden-
tlal convention, has cast its shadow long way
ahead. Already there is talk among the leaders
OF the colored Republicans here as to the candi-
dates. One OF them, talking to STAR reporter,
explained the harmony that prevailed this year In
arrangements for the emancipation celebration.
''You see he said, the party that gets control Of
the organization this year will have the upper
hand next year, when it comes to organize for the
convention"
Both factions known as the Chase and the Car
son faction, viii be early in the field. A feature
OF tne prenm1naries, the primaries and the con-
ventlOn next spring, Will be the absence OF the
department employees, who have hitherto exer-
c1Sed considerable influence in the conventions.
me rule against such employees taking part In
conventions OF this kind It Is expected, Will keep
them out. Perry Carson, w. C. Chase, A. st. A.
smith and other colored men are talked OF as cam
dldateS. 1t has been an unwritten law that one
delegate should be cOlored and the other white.
MI. Arthur st. A. Smith told STAR reporter that
tne Two white men most spoken OF as candidates
are MI. Hallet ktlbourn and Mr.. Daniel b Cahlll
MI. Andrew Gleason, 1t is said will be urged as q
candidate.
- ~ 2-~~ <lk <Sw4 In
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lt May be Harrison Vet.
CHICAGO DEMOCRATS MAY VOTE FOR CARTER ron
MAYOR. ANYWAY

MAYOR, ANYWAY.
CHICAGO, March 29.-Despite the efforts OF the
committee appointed vest rday TO secure Demo-
cratic nominee for mayor the convention will meet
to-day without any slate before n. Mr.. e. w.
Brega, who was the latest man mentioned for
mayor, was the last man seen by the committee
last night and he positively refused 10 accept the
nomination. Mr. Chas. Kern was then waited
upon and his advice asked. sNominate Harrison
again, said Mr.. Kern. Xix up the ticket just aS
you had il BEFORE and vote for the candidates the
same as IL they had accepted" IL Us quite possible
Jhis advice viii be followed. Mr. Kern was seen
this morning and, although refusing 70 give par.
Ilcuars OF the commuters visit said there Was no
candidate before the convention except Harrison.
and that mis- advice ~ the delegates was 10 vote
for Harrison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-29

me OefmHn. .AMef1CAm Bank CaSeNe
ALL SETTLED BUT THE INDICTMENTS FOR PERJURY.
In the Criminal Court this morning Mr. j. NJ.
Wilson called attention to the cases against John
Hitz and c. E. Prentiss, growing out the German
American National Bank. District Attorney
"orthington and Special Assistant R. r. Perry
appeared for the Government. In view OF the fact
that he Judge MacArthur) was about to retire
they thought that the cases should not be left
pending, and asked that the remaining cases be
dismissed. Judge Macarthur said he had the i'm
preston that there was an understanding that all
the cases would be settled by the trial After some
1urther discussion all the cases ended except
Ing two indictments for perjury. Mr.. Wilson said
ne mad demurred to these indictments. Mr.. Perry
said he was not prepared to argue this demurrer
now, and the Judge said he would have to turn
them over 10 his SUCCESSOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-29

SAN FRANCISCO March 29.-At the annual cleo
tlGn OF the SuUrO Tunnel Company, yesterday, tho
following trustees were elected: MorttZ Meyer,
Frederick Roedlng. Jno. sanders, David hohn,
Mountford :. Wilson, PELHAM W. Ames and Mm.
Johns five of them were elected 10y Theodore
Sutro, who represented majority of the eastern
stockholders by proxies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-29

JEALOUS HUSBAND ASSAULTS THE NAN VII
DANCED WITH HIS WIFE

A JEALOUS HUSBAND ASSAULTS THE NAN WHO
DANCED WITH HIS WIFE.
Last night dance was given at the house OF
Mrs. Henson, colored, on A. street, between 9th
and 7th streets northeast, and shortly before mid
night q row occurred between two colored men,
named william Day and Frederick Williams Mrs.
Day, 1t appears, was dancing with Williams when
her husband entered, and spoke to Williams about
IT, The quarrel ended in night, and, 1t Is alleged
that Day stabbed Williams In the right breast,
Just above the heart. The injured man was taken
10 DR.. McKtm'S Office where the wound was
dressed, and the injured man afterwards taken to
providence Hospital in the police ambulance.
Day escaped and has not yet been arrested. This
morning at the hospital 1t was stated that his
Injuries were slight.
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Father and Three Children Perish.
Pr-RSFp n, M .TU IN THEIR HOME

ITHACA, N.Y., March ga special TO the Journal
this morning states that the dwelling house occp-
pied by Matthew MasSck, AT LudlowSille, ten miles
from this place, was burned between IL aud I
O'Clock this morning. Massck and three children
per1Shed In the flames. The coroner Il Investigate
ing the case. Massick Is an employe OF the Lellgh
Valley Railroad
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Attempt 10 Kill Gen. Gresser.

SHOT AT IN THE STREETS OF st. PETERsBURG-TRR
ASSASSIN MILLS HIMSELF.
LONDON. March .sg.-A letter from St Petersburg
reports that Gen. Gresser, while riding I'm tho
street. was fired at with "A revolver, but Was not
hurt. His wouId-be murderer Was Immediately
arrested. but committed suicide as soon as taken
Into CUSTODY.
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MIR. BLAINE STAKsTS WEST.
Accompanied by His Youngest Daugh.
for Jases g.. tr.. and -. NJ. Elkins.

NEW YORK, March 29.-JaLnes g. Blaine LETT tho
city this morning on the o'clock train by the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad bound for St. Louis He
was provided with a special car, which Was al
tached 10 the rear OF the limited express. lie was
accompanied by his youngest daughter, Hattie,
James q. Blaine jr., and Vile, stephen Is. ElkinA,
wife and young son.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-29

shot and killed q man named Cheney last WedneS-
day at Somerset, KY, and then fed to the moun-
talnS,
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Carrying Their Point With Dynamite.
THE BANKS OF An OHIO CANAL BLOWN AWAY AND THE
LOCKS DEST2OYED.
CINCINNATI, March 29.-A special from Defiance
Ohio, says that a few nights ago the Cecil aQue-
duct on the canal was blown open. The next
night armed men drove away guards who were
watching the reservoir and blew out the banks in
two places, and finally dynamite was used to de-
Stroy the locks. IL Will take half the summer TO
repair the damage already done. The governor
has been asked Tor Instructions. There was a
strong effort made recently 70 have the legislature
vacate the canal at this point.
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The National Drill.

TROOPS FROM KENTUCKY COMING.
Governor Knott, OF Kentucky, telegraphs to-day
to enter In the National Drill one regiment, one
battalion, two infantry companies one platoon of
light artillery, one platoon OF machine guns and q
rifle team.
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A REAL Estate SALE AT LArFxL.--MrS n. J. Kemp
has sold her interest In property at LAUREL
IMP about 247 acres, to Phelps Shaner. The
other half interest is owned by senator A. p. Cor
viii be divided In building lots and streets with
an idea Of extending the town southward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-29

THE CELEBRATED PILE OLINE,
GUARANTEED TO CURE ALL CASES PILES AND
lNDQLENT SORES, OR THE MONEY REFUNDED.
Sold by Edw p. MertZ, cor. 1th and H Stand
lord cor: 9Th and NV, W s. Thompson, 103 10Th
NV; MhltesIde & Walton, 1921 Pa. NV. r. Brace,
2S2S VI ST., Georgetown; Shelter 4 Stevens 9Ol and
2Uo Pa ay W., F. PltZer, 5h and East Capitol C.
b. Van Syckie, cor. 18th and G NV: r. X. Helphen-
stlne Portland Flats, p .. Lock Box $50 mh25-1ts
MEDICAL PREPAYMENT OF HOWARD
80 UNIVERSITY.
The Spring and Summer course will open MONDAY,
April 4th at o'clock These lectures free all
for card address G. B. PURVIS, NJ D., Secretary,
Ills l34 St mh25-1Ot
|-~ CRANE. PARIS L CO. BANKERS. 1874
49, ST. tEbbit House) offer for sale the Six Per
Cent, Investment Bonds and Guaranteed Debenture
Mortgages OF the New England Loan and Trust Co.,
payable at the Bank of New York, n. B. A. Trustees
the Farmers Loan and Trust Co. mh25-1m
SPECIAL NOTICE-NOw IS THE TINE
So to have your Spring and Summer Carriages
oyerh2 uled, repaired and painted.
Agent for Brewster Co.; ANDREW JOYCE,
of Broome St, New York 42 to 416 14th st.
mh2i-6t
JOHN MITCHELL PLUMBER AND GAS
- filter, takes this method of thanking his
friends and the public for their patronage
the past, and sollcits continuance of the
new premises, S21 14th st. NV.
Orders either by Mail or Telephone promptly at
tended
Telephone call s73-3 mh23-Sts
OUR ERRAND BOY; LOOK OUT FOR
~ him. DEXTER STEAM LAUNDRY
NH 1ws
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Bk1ChLA1ERS DESIRlNG III
so so by aprlying at the hall on next Wednesday and
lnh29-2t. Financial Secretary.
GRANITE CUTTERS. ATTENTI0f2TN.m1sA Tf2N.1s
and at sa men FIR hi fD ON
mh29-2t. Secretary
WISE MEN PLACE THEIR ORDER FOR
broken in for warm weather SO place your order
with P. I. HALL, 9Os St NV. mh29
is-I., NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE (MED-
go ical Department of Columbian University,
10 st-Ihe Spring Course of Lectures will begin
S sry b. 4P fP1 M At Bnsp NJ h for gsnera1
lars address the Deans Office, 726 18th st. mh29-7t
g. THE ANIMAL MEETING, OF THE TIL;
= OF HE
OF COLUMBIA. for the election Of nine Trustees to
pa PanS5 %tss i 55f keSsF BHIIdns, i41S
on Of aae Il
mh2e-tu,th.s,3t Secretary.
A f~xs<, WASHINGTON, D. c., MARCH 20, 1881
twesp Ss9 MhAKD MI IA f. MAETN snd MN n
day EI dissoyed by mutual consent. MILLARD i. MAR
d a., SPECIAL NoT1CE;,AIL ;; PERSONS
upon which interest has been due six months
1857 OF the goods viii 'G5a fTff9s nqf.HD May
mh29-1Ot' 1918 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
g. WASHINGTON, D. C.. MARCH a5. 1887
eo Gooper nhd carye FenWis Under
the firm name of Cooper Fenwick is this day dis
ICED to receipt for any money paid in for outstanding
bills Signed i'll duplicate -
B. CARLYLE FENWfCK.
Having terminated my business relations as above
er4ns a sFtsnd9 to me As member Of the
E2e THE MEMBERS OF NAVAL LODGE, NO.
the s6th st ~ osoeR q eier m nal. IL
?. NJ j. g. DuIiS Members Of sister r Lodges are
respectfully invited =,
mh2s-2t' GEORGE SCHULTZ. Secretary.
DISSOLUTION OF CoPARTNERsH1P.
Ths Pa.,neTshiP hsfetSfSSe existing between
debts OF said Arm. and to whom the Indebtedness Of
mh2s-;,t' JOSEPH w. REED
SoV nome feen s1 14Seo1ed has NO as en-
p2S Sat Pe East st:
xe,. THE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD CEREA--
- line, for sale by JOHN II. MAGRUDER. LAZY
xsa duced Charcoal Tin Roofing to S4 per square
for 80 days keep in stock Cameret and Glendale
and get estimates on Roofing Stoves aud Plumbing.
Good 4, work and low prices. Telephone. 9S42.
1S WASHINGTON, MARCH 26-I HEREBY
notify the PUBLIC not to trust my husband,
af hn
SIEBEL OWEN,
~ TAILORS.
Corner New York and 10th st.
Spring stock now open. mh96-1m
sTATEsMAN's YEARBOOK. 1887.
CHAPMAN l. co.
TEMPORARY LOCATION, 81 9TH ST NV
While new fixtures are being made for their store
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VIZ ALwArs Have SOME
NEY THINGS
TO SHOW FOB MANTEL AND SHELF oRNA-
NENTS,
FROM CELEBRATED ART POTTERIES AND
METAL WORKS
HAYWARD < HUTCHINSON
n1h25 d24 9th street
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Gold weather I'm Virginia.

LYNCHBURG. VA March a9.-The weather is very
cold. Last night ice formed in exposed places.
snow storm prevailed this morning Early rruii
and vegetables are badly damSged.
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Mr.. DENHAM AND THE SToNEcUTTERs.-Mr. E.
Bonel, OF L. A. 2593 X. OF L., writes to The STAR
taking exceptions TO what MIR. Denham, chairman
OF the executive board, re ported as saying in
an interview with STAR reporter, published on
the 26th instant, in relation TO the stonecutterS
and the e1ghthOur question. Mr.. Denham was
quoted as saying that he did not think the stone
cutters would be supported by the Knights OF
Labor in an attempt to enforce the eighJ-hour
rule. MIR. Bonell says that Mr.. Denham does not
represent the prevailing sentiment OF the order In
the District In the connection referred TO- and ac-
cuaes him or ignorance OF the terms OF last years
arDltfat1On. MIR. Denham, he says has not the
right to represent the stonecutterS
INDIcTNENTs.-The grand jury to-day reported
indictments against Walter Brown and Robert
Berkiey, house-breaking in the night; Molly
Harris alias Mary Harris, larceny; Moses Camp
Deil DO; Clayton Brown alias Mason, assault with
intent 10 Kill; Sarah Edmunds and Henry Butler,
house. breaking In the night.
GEN. BRADY AND HIS BRIDE.-The New York
Times to-day says: Gen. Thomas J. Brady was In
toWn Yesterday, receiving the congratulations OF
nus friends upon his recent marriage to Mrs. Har-
net ID. Yates, Of Charleston, 8 C. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Dr Holt, OF st. James
rectory. at Fordham, on March Is. Gen. Brady is
engaged 10 settling up some old business affairs
preparatory TO settling down on his Classic Shore
farm, which adjotns Colonial Beach, Q noted re-
sort on the Potomac.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-29

INTERSTATE CoMMIssION.-Judge Cooley, OF the
Interstate commission, has sent his resignation as
receiver Of the Wabash road to Judge Gresham,
and last night left Chicago for this city, and will
attend the commissions first conference here
Thursday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-29

The improvement noted yesterday in the con-
dition Of Mr.. Trotter, the recorder Of deeds con-
tinued to-day. When STAR reporter inquired at
his house this afternoon the bulletin brought to
him from the sick room was that Mr.. Trotter was
better.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-29

The Vatfcan'S Policy In Germany.
NO UNDERSTANDING REACHED WITH THE CATHOLIC
PARTY.
RoNK, March 29-Monsignor Galimberti, the
special papal delegate TO Berlin, has failed 10
secure any satisfactory results In his negotiations
with the center, or Catholic party OF Germany In
consequence or the adoption by the landtag OF
Bishop kOpp'S amendment TO the ecclesiastical
law, the vatican has decided to leave the center
party fun liberty OF action in German political
affairs, retaining also the same freedom for itself
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The ssBaldknObber,s Murderer.
A BELIEF that THK SIXTEEN PRISONERS WILL BI

ST. LOUIS, March GA special from Springfield,
No., says: AT the solicitation OF the authorities
and citizens or Christian County, Judge W.D. Hub
held at Ozark on the 18TH OF April for the trial OF
the sixteen ssbaldknobber" prisoners now confined
Edens In Christian County two weeks ago. The
double murder was one OF the most atr0c1ous ever
commttso con IN tne Soutnwest and the prosecution
all OF them win either hang or serve long terms In
the penttentaayy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-29

R~ ANNOUNCEMENT.-FO THE BETTER
80 accommodation and convenience of my Gus
toners and all others who find it to their
the purchase of the property at the
CORNER OF 14TH AND STREETS NV,
where will have completed ON Or about April 1st
WILL he removed my
PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND YARD,
where will be pleased to welcome my old and new
friends and show them large and well assorted stock
9i White and Yellow Pine. Flooring, Finishing and
For the more economical management of M growing
now repsiring and enisrn;;p1 ths wHSRVES T hsrea M
Tore known as BlscOe's wharves, located on
WATER ST, FOOT OF 10TH AND STS SW
where intend to handle my rough lumber and heavy
timber @ aud where can be found always large and
Sacas @a OF sos,an' supsrsison TO my several
ehasers- Soliciting Mr.. DennisOn the liberal en-
me promise and guarantee INV usual promptuess and
fair dealing III the execution OF all orders
JAMES F. BARBOUR
Main Office and Yard l4th and SITS NV
Branch Office and Yard. 18th and MARYLAND ave- sw
Wharves and Supply Yard, Water St. foot of 10th
ana SIS s.w Washington. ID. Z. mhlo-tu,th,sow
HnS WIN. B. HIDDEN. MD, SPECIALIST, 2os
lard.s Hotel, Washington b. c. Mondays. vs. Wednes. M
DAYS ana Fridays, irHni z to p l4th entrance
Chest Throat and Nasal rassases Specially success.
Cold, Asthma Nasal Ca,arrh aud Deafness resuitfns @
~ uereiIom- n4-th.s.tu.6m
H .KEMOvAL-DR H. l. E JOHNSON
- Has G,G re,ncssd fs his Office and residence from
Telephone call 527. mh15-1m.
g. JOHN S. p GREEN 423 9TH ST. NV
on with M eR eass 10 ea ny the
sne9 o OF I ny i5snds and the public generally to my
tlrey and complete stock Of spring Styles in
Al pAfER, IT, psc3ratlons, Window shades and
Lincrusts- s-W alton. etc. O'-''
! request and hope 10 have the patronage of both
perlence In the business all orders ntrusted to me will
work promptly executed by competent workmen.
Very Respectfully Yours,
JOHN s. p GREEN,
mh7-lm 423 9th ST. NV
Z F. BROOKS.
GAS FIXTURES. 10
NoChtrge for Hanging
Lowest Rates.
531 18th st, Corcoran Building. is
willis, ICE DEPOT"
49, 131H-STREET WHARF 8. W., for the next
Tiyer lee. at fair prices always. '-'''''
latronize the red wagons and gt full weight 3m
HARD WOOD MANTEIs. SLATE MAN
st.9s
c. near 9TH st. NV. N. ROCHE mh2-3m'
PHOsvITE.-TnIs COMBINATION, OF
sesn ana sIan sna Nsss ses
Tonic anu = safeguard against Malaria Sold at NJ
BIT tkN'S PHARMACY. 1i29 Pennsylyauis ave. in
toitles or Oh dranght with soda water fi5
e S. s. SHEDD & BRO.
GAS FIXTURES
Slate Mantels, LAtrobes, Ranges Furnaces Plumbing
and Heating.
mh1 42S 9th NJ NJ
k - JSo. w. CoRSoA JNo W. MAcARTNEY,
- Member n. Y. stock IL.
CORSON l. MCCARTNEY.
Pankers and Dealers IN Government Bonds
1erosits. Exchange. Loans Collections
E3ilrUad Stocks and Bonds aud all securities listed
tI tie Exchanges of New York, PHILADELPHIA Boston
arc EaltiE ore bought and sold
sleci5lfy made of Investment SecuYitiea District
ercs 81 all Local Railroad, Gas, Insurance Tele
phone Stock dealt in.
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold au7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-29

NEw Hos1ERr AND UspERwEAR
W. " SHUSTEE & SONS
Have Just opened large lot of FANCY HOSE in Cot
ton Lisle Thread and six.
Children's BLACK HOSE, all sizes. .S.lc
New PARASOI.S and Sun UMBRELLAS
Fine LINEN SHII.TINGS, one yard wide at 3Oc
worth 1s,c.
BarnesIey TABLE LINENS. We offer decided bar
ssls these celebrated goods, extra heavy quality,
also. worth g.
NAPKINS and TOWELS.
Plaid ILANSEI-S for Wrappers.
Embroidered fIANSEI-S at reduced prices
". VI. SHUSTER SONS
e19 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
ONE PRICE mho6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-29

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., s22i, ,O64; customs, s599. .S33.
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SPRING STYLES
FINE SHOES
We now have Large and WellSele lected Stock In the
Leading styles from the best manufacturers
FOR LADIES GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN.
With or long experience in supplying this city with
FINE SHOES. feel confident with present
stock suit aIlost al! who favor with call
with shoes that VII n Will wear, viii look elegant
and giys Satisfaction. at prizes low they be
sold, quality eons.d red. We aim TO furnish the best
SHOES can be had for the money. and guarantee
NIe same.
Large Line Of WIGWAM SLIPPERS.
DALTON L STRICKLAND.
mh22-1m o39 PenIa ave. Washington, ID. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-29

A riot occurred In Panama Sunday night, owing
10 military Oficer resisting arrest. Ihree men
were killed and several wounded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-29
A DESPERATE CONTEST PROMISED.
Opening The New Struggle AgainStCOGrCi0n
MIR. BLAINE ON HIS WAY WEST.
THE EIeHT-HoUR FIGHT IN CHICAGO.
Carter Harrison May be a CandidateAfter All
A WAR TO THE KNIFE.
Every Indication Of n Terrible StruC.
gle Over the New Coercion Hill.

BALFoURs SPEECH OUTLINING THE PROVISIONS OF
THE BILL RECEIVED WITH DERISIvE AND DE-
fiANT CRIES BY PARNEIILTEs AND RADICALS
ALlkE-GLApsToNE WILDLY APPLAUDs JOHN Dr.
Ions SPEECH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-29
Vol 7O-No 1856.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

R~ BRICKLAYERS DESIRING To GET
So their Cards for the coming quarter can do
so Dy applying at the hall next Wednesday and
Thursday evenings. THOS. F. DOYLE
lnh29-.ets Financial Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-29

GRANITE CUTTERS, ATTENTION.-A
-, Special Meeting will be held on THURS
DA1 March 81, at Red Mems Hall. G, between 9th
and lth sts,, at z 30. FR- HEIDENRF ICH.
mh29-:,ts Secretary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-29

SENATOR REAGAN met with painful accident
yesterday at his farm near Palestine, Texas.
While attempting to mount his horse, the saddle
g1rth slipped. throwing him violently to the ground
and 1nJur1ng his spine. He may be confined to his
bed for some time